This was first underscored in a study relating AF and inflammation in a burden dependent manner, i.e., patients with persistent AF had higher levels of CRP than subjects with paroxsystic or no AF [ 3].
The second underscores both the highly partisan atmosphere of the 1990's and the Clintons' reluctance to assume full responsibility for their own mistakes and evasions.
An ingenious segue from the first act to the second underscores the ardor that suddenly blooms between the young poet Rodolfo and the frail seamstress Mimi: interior privacy instantaneously transforms into the bigger world outside.
Second, underscoring the cohesive character of the rich club as a dense structurally interconnected collective, rich club nodes were found to show a high level of VC.
President Zedillo's participation in the first call underscores the Mexican government's pride in the new system and in Axtel, the Mexican-controlled company that runs it.
But it becomes clear that while dramatically unsatisfying at times, the grainy approach of "First Year" underscores this particular reality, which is itself chaotic and gritty.
The failure of four of the largest US banks to win unconditional approval on their first attempt underscores the split between Wall Street banks and their regulators over whether the lenders have enough capital to weather another crisis.
The fact that JetBlue is ready to issue stock for the first time underscores how much better low-fare carriers have fared since Sept. 11 compared with the much larger carriers like American Airlines, owned by AMR United Airliness, owned by UAL and Delta Air Liness.
This on-again, off-again schedule for testing in the first year underscores just how daunting it is for the players union to agree to blood testing for the first time, particularly when other professional sports leagues in North America do not do such tests.
First, it underscores the safety of tSNS and the low incidence of self-reported AEs (4.3% of 2,313 subjects).
